Queen Camilla reminisces about her teenage secret of reading Lady Chatterley’s Lover, a controversial book by D.H. Lawrence that faced publication bans in Britain after its 1928 completion. Initially published in Florence due to the reluctance of English publishers, the novel delves into themes of class and personal relationships, challenging societal conventions.
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